Truth is, Covid-19 wont likely be "over" until next summer given how long it will take to mass distribute a vaccine, and looking back at Spanish flu.

Right now the rural destinations are eating everyone's lunch but after a vaccine is available and herd immunity takes effect, I'd expect all destinations to pick back up.

We don’t have a vaccine and it will take time to distribute said vaccine widely enough that the world economy can return to normal.

If we get another wave and do not have vaccine or treatment things could deteriorate quickly.

And coronavirus makes everything a wild card until most people are vaccinated if ever.

I don’t foresee any type of “normalcy” returning for several months after a viable vaccine becomes available.

An available vaccine also doesn't mean it is fully effective.

Once we develop a vaccine, or highly effective therapeutics, we will go back to being social creatures.

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